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At the most basic level, “calisthenics is resistance training with your own bodyweight. It’s designed to improve strength, flexibility, agility, balance, coordination, and aerobic conditioning-just about every skill you need to be a fit human being.

“It is an art form of using your own body weight as a means to maximize human power and athletic ability.

What are included in Calisthenics?

Calisthenic exercises are relatively quick and involve moving most or all of your body. You repeat each exercise at least 10-12 times. You do more if you like, depending on your fitness level.

Some examples of calisthenic exercises include:

  • Jumping jacks
  • Trunk twists
  • Push-ups
  • Pull-ups
  • Chin-ups
  • Sit-ups
  • Planks
  • Lunges

Benefits of Calisthenics ?

You can do it anywhere

Since calisthenics exercises use your body weight as resistance, equipment is not a necessity. This means you can do calisthenics virtually anywhere: at home, in the park, or in your hotel room while you’re on holiday or travelling for work.

It’s great for beginners

Many calisthenics exercises are simple and commonly used. If you’re just starting to work out, beginning with calisthenics exercises can help you learn the correct form safely before progressing to weighted exercises.

It uses whole-body exercises

Unlike some traditional weight training, most calisthenics exercises are designed to incorporate your whole body into the movement. This means you increase your strength throughout your entire body, rather than just focusing on single area at a time.

It helps you move better in everyday life

Calisthenics movements are “functional” movements, which means they will help with coordination, strength, stability, and mobility in your everyday life beyond the gym (or wherever you work out!).

It makes you stronger

Callisthenics exercises allow you to build strength in a sustainable way and will make your entire body stronger over time.

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Doesn't build muscle

Myth

Calisthenics does not build muscle

Fact
You can get just as big with calisthenics as with weightlifting. Both are forms of resistance training. 

Doesn't build legs

Myth

It is impossible to build massive legs with bodyweight exercises.

Fact
There are enough calisthenics leg exercises such as the pistol squat, which can definitely put some strong legs together.

Only for beginners

Myth

Calisthenics is only for beginners.

Fact

Calisthenics is much more than just the basics exercises. There are many ways to make these exercises more challenging.

No rest days

Myth

Calisthenics doesn’t allow any rest days.

Fact
Bodyweight training is the same as weight training. Therefore, rest days are essential. 

Only for short people

Myth

Calisthenics is only for shorter people.

Fact
Calisthenics is much more than only these couple of exercises. The basic exercises, such as the push-up, pull-up, and dip, can be perfect for tall people.

Calisthenics v/s Weight Training

Weights or weight lifting is quite self-explanatory. It is a type of strength training that uses weights for resistance. Weight training can be performed with free weights, such as barbells and dumbbells, or by using weight machines. These weights stress muscles, causing them to adapt and grow in strength.

Calisthenics, on the other hand, do not involve weights. This practice is also known as bodyweight training so that calisthenics form resistance training with the use of your own bodyweight. Unlike weight lifting which has gained popularity in recent years, calisthenics have been around since the late 19th century and early 20th century

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